ENGL 166 AF - James Baldwin: Major Figures in 20th-Century American Literature

This course examines the work of James Baldwin a major American author known for art which raises questions about rather than providing answers for aesthetic value, social injustice, community intimacy, and national cultures. Baldwin has an enormous talent for being an expatriate, a queer icon, and a writer who compellingly treats themes and nuances of the American pathos.

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